Brown Shooting: Lone Gunman's Plot Unraveled

0:00It's April 30th. This is Global News Today, powered by AI Your World, in real time. I'm Cory with the story. FBI out of Boston just wrapped a big piece of their probe into that deadly shooting of Brown University back in December. The gunman, a 48-year-old Portuguese national named Claudio Neves Valente, spent years plotting it, building up grudges from his whole life. He slipped into an engineering building on campus. In December 13th, fired off rounds with a handgun, killed two students, and hurt nine others. Two days later, December 15th, he shot and killed an MIT professor. Nuno Lerero, right at his home outside the city. Investigators sifted through thousands of surveillance clips, 815 videos, and over a thousand audio files from his devices, plus two. 160 interviews. Things out, he kicked off planning in 2022, by renting a storage unit up in New Hampshire. Neves Valente went to Brown about 20 years back after studying physics and Portugal with

1:01Loro, but dropped out in 2001 and bounced, from the U.S. He got permanent residency in 2017 while in Florida, stayed unemployed, and let paranoia from personal flops twist him into seeing. The school and professor symbols of every wrong done to him. These confirm he flew solo, no accomplices, driven by a bloated ego crashing into real failures that left him mentally broken and set on a suicide in-game case mostly closed now, but the pain lingers for those hit hardest.